Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

| John Baxter now llmpS around on
account Of his ankle being severely
cut.
Now that you have sold your WOO
don't forget to call in and pay for youl
| ENPOSITOR.
Don't fail to notice Miss {. Boice's
change of adv. in this issue. 1t will pay
you to read it.
y. &. f. OLeary, Of Brockway, have
anew adv. in this issue which should
be read by everyone.
w. +. Wells has returned to his home
in this place from Flint where he has
been attending college.
Born to the wife of Geo. Cough on
Sunday, June 5, 1887, a bouncing baby
boy George is now happy.
We return thanks to Eva White for
very beautiful bouquet of flowers
presented to us on Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Church of this place vi
sited with her daughter. Mrs. III. j.
Bradbeer, at Fort Gratiot last week.
Farmers. come to BrOckway Centre
with your wool where you will receive
the benefit of competition. The high
est bid for wool 50 far has been 81 cts.
Another man made happy by the ar
rival of new conner ut his home.
Born to the wife of John Sexton ON
Tuesday, June !. 1887, a bouncing baby
boy.
John Tomlin will move his stock of
goods into his new building this week
and Miss G. Boice will move into the
building vacated by him with her mil
linery and fancy goods.
The gasoline stove takes the cake.
Leonard has sold this season so far
about five or six. The time is not far
distant when every family viii think
they cannot do without one.
The dining room of the Rapley
House has lately been enlarged and
other improvements made. Mr.. Rap
plev is now better prepared than ever
before to accommodate his guests.
The Union Advertiser, published at
Deckerville and DowningtOn, is the re-
suit of the death of the Downington Adj
yertiser. 1t is published by Reed q
Mcleod every Friday. May it live and
prosper.
Disappointment in matters OF plea
sure is hard to be borne, i'll matters AZ
fecting health it becomes cruel. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup never disappoints
those who use il for obstinate coughs,
colds. irritation Of the throat and lun gs.
An exchange voices our sentiments
after this fashion: "Please hand III
your local items when fresh. We do
not like to publish birth after the
baby has been weaned, amarriage after
the honeymoon is over, or the death OF
man after his widow is married
| again.
There is point i'll the law regarding
newspapers which every reader ought
to be conversant with. 1t is this: If a
person orders his paper to be discon-
tinued. he must pay all arrearages, or
the publisher may continue to send 1t
until payment is made and collect the
| whole amount.
Our new school building now III
course of erection will be not only a
convenient but very handsome affair
! The foundation is of stone. and the
walls of brick. There will be four
rooms arranged in the best possible
manner. well heated and ventilated
The building when completed will be
the finest i'll the county.
A man dropped into the Office of the
Oneida On. Y. J Dispatch the other day
and offered to subscribe for two years
in advance if the proprietor would take
his pay in dogs. The editor replied
For many years have taken wood, ap-
pies. potatoes, applejack and all sorts OF
vegetables in pas ment of subscriptions
but there must be limit. | draw the
line on dogs.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend Il mlsh and milk social to
be held i'm the NJ. p. church of this
place on Wednesday evening, June 10
1887, for the purpose of raising funds
to repair the NJ. u. parsonage. Let
everybody come out and assist in carry
ing out this necessary enterprise. Ad
mission 10 cts; per couple % cts; chill.
dren 10cts. Supper at o'clock.
BY order of Com.
Not question Of arithmetic NoN
Johnnie" said the teacher, 'if your
father borrows 800, and promises tC
pay 80 week, how much will he owe
in seven weeks" 'One hundred dol
lars" said Johnnie. "I'm afraid you
don't know your lesson very well. re
marked the teacher. 81 may not know
my lesson very WELL" Johnnie frankly
acknowledged, but / am acquainted
with pa"
The st. Clair and Sanilac Telephon,
Co. is the title of the organization con
ducting the telephone line now being
constructed from Port Austin through
Bad Axe, Sand Beach, Sandushy, Peck
Moore's Corners, Brockway Centre
Brockway to Port Huron. B. r. Noble
is president with headquarters at this
place. The phone used is the Coush
man, together with the best copper
wire for the line in use. This c0mpan.
intend running other lines through th'
state.
4 new paper out west has started
under difficulties. 1t tells its own stor.
as follows. I'VE begin the publication
of the Rocky Mountain Cyclone will
some phew difficulties in the way. TIL,
type phounders phrom whom we bough
our outfit phor this Office, phailed Il
supply us with any 'ephs' or Gays ant
it will be phour or five week bephor,
we can get any. The mistaque wa
not phouDd out till a day or two ago
We have ordered the missing letters
and will have to get along withou
them till they come. We don't liqu
: this way ov spelling any better THAI
: our readers, but mistax will happen il
the best regulated phamilies, and ipl
the p's, his, c's, ks and as hold out, W
shall ceep Sound the C hard) the Cy
{ clone whirling aphter a phashion til
the sorts arrive. 1t is no joque to us
: it's serious affair" Troy Pa.) Regis
! ter.
{ CARD OF THANKs-The undersigne
J. wishes TO tender his thanks most libeI